The people that lived at Wat Tham Krabok are the refugees that seeking refuge after the Thai Government closed all the refugee camps. Chia Shee and Grandma had lived at Wat Tham Krabok for almost ten years. In 2004, the American Government reopened the resettlement program to these illegal refugees at Wat Tham Krabok, Thailand one more time. Grandma has decided to restart a new life in Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA. Begin a new way of life is a very challenging step for many new comers. However, Grandma was hopeful that what she had done would be beneficial to Chia Shee's future. Because people around the world acclaimed that United States of America is one of the advance and prosperity countries. Grandma believes that Chia Shee would have the opportunity to compete with other people in education.

Cov pej xeem nyob hauv lub Zos Vaj Loog Tsua yog cov neeg thoj nam uas tau khiav tawm hauv cov yeej thoj nam tom qab Tseem Fwv Thaib kaw cov yeej thoj nam tas lawm. Ntshiab Si thiab Pog tau ua lub neej rau hauv lub zos no tau ze li ntawm kaum lub xyoo. Xyoo 2004 Mes Kas tau rov qab mus qhib kev xam phaj dua ib zaug ntxiv rau cov neeg thoj nam hauv lub Zos Vaj Loog Tsua, Teb Chaws Thaib. Pog thiaj tau txiav txim siab tuaj pib dua lub neej tshiab rau lub Nroog Saint Paul, Xeev Minnesota, Teb Chaws Mes Kas. Tuaj pib dua lub neej tshiab yog ib theem nyuaj heev rau txhua haiv neeg tuaj tshiab. Txawm li no los Pog cia siab tias qhov nws ua no yuav pab tau rau Ntshiab Si lub neej yav pem suab. Vim tias tib neeg hauv ntiaj teb no tsuas cav tias Teb Chaws Mes Kas yog ib lub teb chaws uas vam meej tshaj. Pog ntseeg tias Ntshiab Si yuav muaj feem mus sib tw nrog luag lwm haiv neeg rau txoj kev kawm txawj kawm ntse.